Title: Anki Torah / Chumash
Tags: Chumash Nasso
On every note of this deck, unless a note says otherwise:
Title: The Parsha Challenge: Nasso
Author: Rabbi Jonathan Fox

Front: Which of the following would not be carried by the families of Gershon: the curtains of the Tabernacle; the Menorah; the lace-hangings of the Courtyard?
Back: The Menorah [4:25-26]

Front: Who would be the leader of the Gershonites?
Back: Ithamar [4:28]

Front: Which Levite family would be in charge of carrying the pillars of the Tabernacle?
Back: Merari [4:29-31]

Front: What was the total number of Levites from thirty years of age to fifty years of age according to the census of the tribe of Levi?
Back: Eight thousand five hundred and eighty [4:48]

Front: Which three categories of people had to be expelled from the camp?
Back: Those with tzaraas, those who had a zav-emission and those who had contracted corpse-impurity [5:2]

Front: If one commits treachery (me’ilah) against Hashem and then confesses to his sin, how much must he pay in restitution?
Back: The principle plus a fifth [5:7]

Front: Regarding the meal-offering of jealousies: What type of flour is used?
Back: Barley flour [5:15]

Front: Regarding the meal-offering of jealousies: Is oil poured on it?
Back: No [5:15]

Front: Regarding the meal-offering of jealousies: Is frankincense put on it?
Back: No [5:15]

Front: What is put in the sacred water that the suspected adulteress (sotah) must drink?
Back: Some earth from the floor of the Tabernacle and a scroll on which the curses are inscribed [5:17,23]

Front: Describe what happens to the body of a sotah after drinking the sacred water if she is guilty of committing adultery.
Back: Her stomach distends and her thigh collapses [5:27]

Front: From what types of wine must a nazir abstain?
Back: New wine and aged wine [6:3]

Front: From what types of grapes must a nazir abstain?
Back: Fresh grapes and dried grapes [6:3]

Front: True or false: A nazir must shave every thirty days during the time that he is a nazir
Back: False [6:5]

Front: May a nazir contaminate himself for his dead father?
Back: No [6:7]

Front: A nazir becomes contaminated from a corpse. On the eighth day he brings a sin-offering and an elevation-offering. What animals must he bring for these offerings?
Back: Two turtledoves or two young doves [6:10]

Front: At the end of the nazirite period, the nazir must bring a sheep, a ewe and a ram. State for what type of offering each animal is.
Back: Sheep – elevation offering; ewe – sin-offering; ram – feast peace-offering [6:14;17]

Front: What does the nazir do with his hair that he shaved off at the end of his nazirite period?
Back: He burns it on the fire that is under the peace-offering [6:18]

Front: Fill in the missing words from the priestly blessing: ‘May Hashem _____ you and safeguard you. May Hashem illuminate His countenance for you and be _______ to you. May Hashem lift His countenance to you and establish _____ for you.’
Back: bless; gracious; peace [6:24-26]

Front: How many wagons did the tribal leaders bring together as an offering on the day the Tabernacle was anointed?
Back: Six [7:3]

Front: How many oxen did the tribal leaders bring together as an offering on the day the Tabernacle was anointed?
Back: Twelve [7:3]

Front: Which family of Levites received the most wagons?
Back: Merari [7:7-9]

Front: Why were the sons of Kohath not given wagons and oxen?
Back: Because they carried the holy items on their shoulders [7:9]

Front: Which of the tribal leaders brought his dedication offering on the first day?
Back: Nachshon son of Aminadav [7:12]

Front: The dedication offerings of all of the tribal leaders were identical. Regarding the composition of each offering: How many silver bowls were brought?
Back: One [7:13]

Front: The dedication offerings of all of the tribal leaders were identical. Regarding the composition of each offering: With what was the silver basin filled?
Back: Fine flour mixed with oil [7:13]

Front: The dedication offerings of all of the tribal leaders were identical. Regarding the composition of each offering: Of what substance was the ladle made?
Back: Gold [7:14]

Front: The dedication offerings of all of the tribal leaders were identical. Regarding the composition of each offering: With what was the ladle filled?
Back: Incense [7:20]

Front: The dedication offerings of all of the tribal leaders were identical. Regarding the composition of each offering: How many animals were brought as an elevation-offering?
Back: Three [7:15]

Front: The dedication offerings of all of the tribal leaders were identical. Regarding the composition of each offering: For what type of offering was the he-goat brought?
Back: A sin-offering [7:16]

Front: The leader of which tribe brought his dedication offering on the twelfth day?
Back: Naphtali [7:12]

Front: How many animals in total were brought by all the tribal leaders for their dedication feast peace-offerings?
Back: Two hundred and four [7:88]

Front: From which place in the Tabernacle did Hashem’s Voice speak to Moses?
Back: From atop the Cover that was upon the Ark, from between the two cherubim [7:89]